Chords for Johnny Winter- "Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo" Backstage Jam 1971 (Reelin' In The Years Archive)

_ _ Maybe we could play rock and roll.
Yeah, let's try to do rock and roll.
We can see what happens
_ [E] Oh great, let's try to do rock and roll.
Let's see what happens.
This might be horrible.
Yeah
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_ _ _ _ _ _ Couldn't stop movin' when it first occurred.
_ [D] _ [E] [C] The walls banged like [A] at the old town hall.
[E] _ _ The band [Am] called the drummers, they were ready to die on.
[Fm] _ _ [E] You know I'm [Am] never gonna do that funky sound, [C#m] am I not?
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Rock and [C] roll, hoochie coo, [Am] come _ [D] _ [C] _
on [G] mama, let's [A] move you.
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Rock [G] and roll, [Am] hoochie coo, _ _ [Em] _ [A] _
[C] talk on [G] out, it's [A] better to do.
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Rock [G] and roll, [A] hoochie coo, [F#m] _ [F] _
[C] come on [G] mama, let's move [A] you.
[Am] _ Rock [F#] _
[A#] [F] and roll, hoochie coo, talk on out, it's better to do.
[C] Rock and roll, hoochie [N] coo, come _ _ _ [C] on [G] mama, [C#] let's move you.
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_ _ _ _ [F] Rock [G] and roll, [E] hoochie coo, _ _ [D] come [C] _ [G]
[Am] on mama, let's move you.
_ _ _ [F] Rock and roll, hoochie coo, come on mama, let's move you.
Rock and [C] roll, hoochie coo, come [E] on mama, _ [C] _ _ let's move you.
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_ _ _ [G#] [F] Rock [G] and roll, [A] hoochie coo, _ _ _ [F] _ [C] come on [G] mama, let's move [C] you.
_ _ [F] Rock [G] and roll, hoochie [Am] coo, come _ [A#] _ _ [C] on [G] mama, [A] let's move [C] you.
_ [F] Rock [C] and roll, _ [C#] _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ [G]
[A] hoochie coo, _ come [F] on [G] mama, let's move [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ you.
_ It sure was a new arrangement, I forgot the words.
It's great when you're singing and playing real loud because you don't have to remember the words.
As long as you get a sound that's pretty close. _ _ _
Anything works.
You can really be spontaneous about it.
But when you're singing right into the mic or doing a record, you can have the words
written all that.
It's like Jimmy Reed has his wife sing it in his ear.
And since I don't have anybody singing it in my ear, I've just got to make [E] it up.
_ But if you [F] scream enough, it really doesn't hurt because it gets the point across anyway.
Ah, my [A] wife!
That's just as good as it was.
It's the blues.
_ _ _ It's the blues.